> chainz30 said on
07-13-2009 at
00:14:
no, actually the fumikomi its to give more power to the cuts as you can see Yagahi Sensei use his body to make a deeper cut to the body, the sword goes first and then the body.
> mratchik said on
06-18-2009 at
03:02:
yeah, he's up in nyc in July! gonna be awesome!
> Delmo67 said on
06-14-2009 at
00:52:
The last cut he did was quite impressive. I have a question for any Ryushin Jugen Ryu practitioners. I practice Sei-too Ryu Kenjutsu which is basically an offshoot of musashi's original style. We do stops as well, but more for stepping on the opponent's feet or kicking knees, etc. Is that what the stops are for in this style as well, or is it more a distraction? Just curious :)
> giantpuppy said on
04-24-2009 at
13:03:
Well all I could say about it, is that in Shorinji Kempo 'Goho' is the hard (punching and kicking) side of the syllabus, but then again we have nothing to do with iai so I don't understand the meaning or context of it here either.
> Priest105 said on
02-06-2009 at
09:09:
wow, I like this style, very nice postureclean and simple yet the moves flow
> iaid0ka said on
06-24-2008 at
13:54:
Our Dojo is one of three dojos in the United States that teaches Ryushin (Tenshinsho) Jigen Ryu. Soke Yahagi Sensei was in Miami last week. Awesome is the only way to describe it. His combines a perfect mastery with the sword with a great skill at being able to teach and explain techniques. It was a great experience.
> chainz30 said on
04-22-2008 at
20:37:
yaghi Sensei is still awesome so rare to find videos about him, He is coming to Miami in June, i can't wait
> mratchik said on
03-02-2008 at
20:40:
This is a video of Yahagi Sensei, who is now the current soke of jigen ryu. He is really impressive, and fast, especially live.He is also an awesome teacher.
> mekugi said on
01-22-2008 at
05:54:
What do you mean by "Goho styles of Iai"? Like five-directions? Just curious.
> jowyco said on
01-22-2008 at
01:22:
Hmmm...well truthfully I'm not a jigen-ryu fan to begin with as I do not like goho styles of iai. I feel like it draws away from the elegance, not to mention the speed, of both the draw and the noto alike. But I definitely liked the tameshirigiri at the end! Holy cow! Now THAT'S precision!
> IanSetliff said on
01-01-2008 at
06:55:
WOW! Pretty unique compared to what i'm used to...MSR iai and Seitei gata. I love it!
> jaybekko said on
12-07-2007 at
19:01:
Like "water", flowing smooth and strong!
> quickie691 said on
11-22-2007 at
13:11:
the best
> truebutton said on
11-21-2007 at
12:00:
sure one of the most powerfull iai-performances you can watch on youtube I just love that clip
> DanielArraes said on
10-14-2007 at
23:39:
You mean in Satsuma, right? I thought the Shinsengumi style was the one used against the Meiji.
> ronliang said on
09-24-2007 at
05:33:
Good posture and spirit..
> ronliang said on
09-20-2007 at
04:43:
this is what I would considered as a true professional. Demonstrates the Budo spirit with his eye, body and movement. Gives me inspiration to work harder...
> cooluke said on
08-14-2007 at
02:42:
This is Jigen-Ryu most powerful style of Kenjutsu. In my opinion. Used to defeat early Meji army.
> 07ATF said on
06-26-2007 at
15:33:
Cont. you can not get better than this, It send chills up my spine. The man move like water and a true master. This is so awesome and a great example how to do it the right way. Very good and I just love this video. This is not fake and I will recommend this video to anyone. Domo Arigato Gozaimasu for this awesome video.
> FredDude27 said on
05-14-2007 at
10:42:
Very nice! I dont know much about this art. Did it originate from Hayashizaki Jinsuke's line?
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